Partituras medio de Hinshaw Music

Looking for something truly unique for Easter morning? This setting, mostly in D minor, is a marvelous transition from the Passion into the joy of Easter. Scored for brass quartet with organ, this mel...

Available for mixed chorus a cappella (divisi) or in this accompanied version (no divisi), Dan Forrest sets the well-known text by Methodist founder John Wesley. The piece is excellent for any service...

Based on Psalm 100 and texts by Christopher Smart, this hymn anthem is scored for mixed voices with organ and trumpet. The congregation also gets to join in for a final stanza with soprano descant.

The texts of Sara Teasdale have proved to be quite effective in choral settings. Here, Richard Waters, director of choral activities at Eastern Kentucky University, sets this colorful text for mixed c...

This piece belongs in every church choir library. Based on a 17th century German tune, Dan Forrest performs his magic and provides us with a relatively simple arrangement for mixed chorus with piano o...

This anthem by Stan Pethel is scored for mixed voices with piano. It could work on Pentecost Sunday or even Christ the King. Would also make a good piece for capable youth choirs.

With a text taken from Psalm 92, this work by Michael Haydn for mixed chorus with keyboard or chamber orchestra is particularly appropriate for All Saints Day or a memorial observance. This is another...

Dan Forrest's arrangement of the Welsh tune and the Fosdick text is masterful. Here set for mixed chorus with optional congregation and organ, accompaniment by brass quintet and timpani is also a poss...

Mark Hayes is known for his prolific compositional output. This anthem for divisi mixed chorus with piano and optional flute is true to the energetic style found in many of mark's compositions. The rh...

Robert Powell is a master with the hymn concerto. Here, he takes the Arthur Sullivan tune and turns it into a festival setting accompanied by organ, brass, quintet, and timpani. The congregation even...

Looking for an Easter anthem that includes both adults and children? This is it! The melody is based on an American fiddle tune, Soldier's Dance. The simplicity, contrasts, interesting timbres, and di...

Composer Jay Althouse truly understands the capabilities of the small church choir. Here, he sets his own text for mixed chorus with keyboard in a lovely lyrical style. Great for mission emphasis, the...

This festive anthem is scored for SAB mixed voices with keyboard and optional brass. Making use of the hymn tunes swing and aurelia, the work might be used on Pentecost, Thanksgiving, general use, or...

This piano prelude was played at the funeral of Frederic Chopin. Here, composers Green and Crescenz take the well known from Psalm 130 and provide an amazing expression of 'from the depths, I have cri...

With a text based on the book of Joel and Romans, this anthem finds excellent use on Pentecost or for celebration of the Eucharist. Scored for SATB mixed chorus with piano, the text/music combination...

This medium difficulty piece, adapted from the Psalms, playfully tosses the melody back and forth between the soprano solo and the choir, a heart lifting choice for concert or worship.

From our Choral Tradition Series, four of Brahms' folk songs in German and English: Summer, Farewell, The Messenger, and The Carpenter

An Easter favorite that is sedate, even stately, with a medieval feel to it. A festive Easter anthem with brass and organ, the piece would also be successful on Christ the King Sunday.

Grand, but not difficult with the spotlight on the organ

Eugene Butler has established a solid and respected position in the music world as a composer, conductor, educator, and church musician. He has written this sacred anthem for a SATB chorus with keyboa...

This setting of Charpentier's prelude from Te Deum is scored for mixed voices, keyboard, optional trumpet, timpani (G, D), and congregation.

This Edgar Allan Poe text will give your high school singers much to discuss. Try this beautiful arrangement for graduation ceremonies.

In this energetic and bold setting of the Edgar Allan Poe text, Emma Lou Diemer gives us a great work for high school voices.

A simple and easily learned piece for general use